wilfredor

I remember it was my mother’s gift along with the Sega Genesis in 1994. It was the only game I had for two years and the only thing I could play. It’s perfect for traumatizing a kid because it’s so frustrating and you couldn’t save progress back then. The physics are so bad that Sonic’s ball is almost uncontrollable; it could roll to one side or the other almost at random

Too many haters are downvoting a historic game by comparing it to modern titles. For me, it’s the best fighting game ever so many nostalgic memories of playing MKII with friends at the arcade. I really love this game

Played on Xbox One S, retro Contra vibe, tight gameplay, solid music, creative monster designs, and a CRT-style filter,I had a lot of fun.

El juego esta muy bien logrado pero mi nota 7 es debido a la obligacion de pagar el game pass para poder jugar online con otras personas

I played the original 4 and found it excellent in every aspect—especially for its time, thanks to its innovation. It was a shift in pace from what Resident Evil had been, but it worked. This remake seems well-executed overall, though at times it feels like it borrows elements from more recent titles that don’t quite fit the setting. The attention to detail isn’t as sharp as in the original, but the graphical improvement is significant.

It's not the kind of game that gives you an instant dopamine rush like modern shooters eventually became. Instead, it invites you to slow down, think, and move with strategic intent. No mindless running and gunning here. The soundtrack fits perfectly with the late '80s and early '90s vibe, spot on in every way